Answers to frequently asked questions about the 2019 Presidents Cup, which will be played at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia

If you're not hooked up to a nightly NBA IV, then you missed one hell of a finish to Kings-Rockets on Monday. The fun fired up with about :24 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, when Ben McLemore drained a three to put Houston up 116-113. Buddy Hield answered right back with a three of his own, before Russell Westbrook seemingly won it for the Rockets, driving the lane and laying in a lovely little finger roll to give the Rockets the advantage with one tick left. Westbrook thought it was over—even said it was over—but he didn't account for the Serbian sniper Nemanja Bjelica, who grabbed the inbounds, chucked up a deep one from Steph town as the buzzer sounded, and watched gleefully as it rippled the net. It was the first of two great moments for Bjelica on the night.
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The next came soon after, once Bjelica was done being mobbed by his teammates having snatched an unexpected victory from the jaws of a cruel defeat. Speakin..

Tiger Woods already is the first playing captain at the Presidents Cup in 25 years

Shane Luke, who at 15 lost his right leg to cancer, is an accomplished disabled golfer who starred with Tiger Woods looking on at a Presidents Cup launch event

A brief look at golf tournaments around the world, from the Presidents Cup in Australia to the QBE Shootout in Florida

Launch Pad family includes draw-biased high-launch driver, fairway woods, “Fybrid,” plus anti-fat shot, wide-soled, hollow irons

Ernie Els wanted his International team to have its own sense of identity as captain of the Presidents Cup

Patrick Reed is making it hard for fans to regard him as “Captain America

Golf Digest Podcast: Bradley Hughes on helping Brendon Todd overcome the yips, and playing in the inaugural Presidents Cup.

Allen BerezovskyYou know the tune. He's making a list, he's checking it twice, he's gonna find out who's naughty or nice. Yadda, yadda, yadda. By now we hopefully all see “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” for what it truly is—a veiled threat designed to keep insolent offspring in line during the holiday season. But if by chance ol' Saint Nick were, you know, actually real, and for some reason in attendance at the Staples Center for Lakers-Timberwolves on Sunday night, well, let's just say he would have been racking up the coal orders at an unprecedented rate.
It all started with Lizzo—pop star and plus-size hero—who kicked off festivities (and a resulting Twitter firestorm) by bearing her roughly 87% of her derriere on national TV. We believe the technical term for this is “mooning” . . .
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Shortly thereafter, she declared her love for Karl-Anthony Towns to reporters within ear shot of Karl-Anthony Town..